The Academy of LVA’s Experimental 3D Art class was designed to investigate the less formal side of sculpture and installation while delving into the realm conceptual ideas. This project, made exclusively for the opening of The Speed Art Museum, explores the future dreams of the students through their ever-changing lives while remarking on the fluidity and inconsistency that growing up brings.
Viewing at Dreamland
Projection, Brandon Brooks, Collin Lloyd, Kylie Milliken, River Skipworth, 2016.
A huge thanks to the committee that made it all possible!
MozzaPi had the most amazing food!
We think it had to do with this awesome oven!
We somehow managed to get all the staff together for a photo!
Images by Sarah Katherine Davis Photography for LVA
Check out all the images from the Mag Booth here.
Congratulations to Carolyn Siegenthaler for winning the People's Choice Award with this piece!
Victor Burklow with CFAC Instructor Dennis Whitehouse
Emily Yellina rendered the same still life twice at IUS with Dean Mistler— once with colored pencils and once with acrylic paint on layered 3D board.
Olivia Marcum stands with the work she created in Digital Photography with Sarah Davis
Hannh Hemming (left) and Anna Oakley (right) created these works with Wilma Bethel.
Wilma Bethel with Tryphena Sithu
May William's sculpture created in William Duffy's class
Charde'nay Polite (left) and Daniel Macon (right) with Sarah Balbach at Fern Creek.
MuMu Lin stands under her print created in Dennis Whitehouse's class.
Wilma Bethel presents Theresa Oakley with the CFAC Community Award sponsored by Blick Art Materials.
Lisa Huber presents MuMu Lin with the LVA Portfolio Award.
Don Preston and Dean Mistler present Miranda Morris with the CFAC Community Award, sponsored by Preston Arts Center.
Barbara Sexton Smith presents Victor Burklow with the LVA Vision Award
Our CFAC Award Winners
LVA would like to thank our Art Squared committee for putting together a wonderful art[squared] event. The party for the artists on Friday, April 10 was well attended and everyone had a great time. The food was amazing and the energy in the room was festive and fantastic!
We sold 100 paintings at the Art Squared sale on Saturday, April 11. With a 100% match— bringing in a total revenue of 20,000 for our Children's Fine Art Classes (CFAC) program.
